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09-12-2003, 11:50 AM #1
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8N rear axle
Due to a dangerous and stupid loading mistake, I need to replace the right rear axle shaft. How is the shaft held in? Do I just remove a retainer plate or is there some internal retaining clip I have to take off first?
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09-12-2003, 01:26 PM #2Epic Contributor
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Re: 8N rear axle
I'm guessing that you ned to pull the axle trumpet, as you might as well replace the oil seal(s) while you are in there. Old style has 1 seal.. new style has 2 seals. Axles aren't interchangeable.. so you need to know the year of your tractor, which can be found via serial number.
the N board over at ytmag.com has tons of N-formation on topics just like this.
Soundguy
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09-13-2003, 12:47 AM #3Epic Contributor
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Re: 8N rear axle
after doing a bit more research.. I think it is a floating axle.. meaning.. remove the big axle nut.. remover brake hub, etc.. and i think you will be able to remove axle without removing trumpet.
Soundguy
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